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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
fR8 DOCTO.s MEETING.
Good Attendance lsut Very Liitle Business o
Public Importance Transacted

0OO0 AteenosDco but Very Lttle Business OF
Public Importance Transacted
The May meeting Of the Lancaster City and
County Medical society was held on Wednes
day afternoon with the following memb bers
present: Doctors Bleiier, Berntbeisel, Black
Blackwood, Craig, Compton, Charles Deaver
Ehler, Foreman, Horst, Herr, A. j, Eer,z
Hershey, kendig, Livingston, Leamsn
Leaman j. r., Lightner, Musser J. IL,
Musser.H. f., Miller, Mowery II. A., Mowery
J. L., Newpher, Netcher, Reimensnyder G,
H., Reimenspyder B. J., Roland, RipgwaIt
Sensenig, Showalter, Stewart, Shenk J. H.,
Trsbert, Treichler, Welchsns, Weaver D. b.
and ZelL
Reports from all sections of the county In.
dicsted but very little sickness prevailing.
A number OF medical subjects were dis.
cussed by the members present.
A number OF doctors from adjoining
counties were present at the meeting,
Among them were DR.. Rouss, OF York, and
Dr. Houston, OF Oxford.
The last Thursday OF August was fixed as
the date of the annual reunion Of the Union
Medical societies at hit Gretna.
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Found lleAt1.

John Benson, who WAS better known as
"Cooney" Benson, was found dead in bed at
the hotel of Abner Rineer, at Spring Grove,
Drumore township, on Wednesday morning
He had been In Lancaster on Monday, and
his health was not OF the best Tae cause OF
his death Is supposed to have been consump.
tion. Deceased was coach smith by trade
and for years worked In this city. OF late
he had been employed at Mechanics Grove.
During the war he was soldier and served
under Captain George NJ. Franklin, of this
city. He was buried this afternoon In the
cemetery at QusrryviIle by the Grand Army
Post OF that place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

0oopoopuu0snoe Of lNrnLLsasrCsR.
n.,,A. Ma k-rbe b,cyc,e r,den
p s,ssos.~ ~ svsn,ne n the residence
11SS r f6uussr.co north Third etrecs.
1ISln1e q oresnjzips = club. which
- ~ ~ election OF the following
Dt ysUoodout, II. r. YerRey vice presi.
W1llam Rally; secretary, Euos g.
~ treasurer. +, q, Johns: a ptain John
neGuoe The new club star,s with a
&Dmbesuhip Of eight and will he known q
|U4no Columbia wheeimen,u The mem
- - IN sctivs riders and vorEer. and
710 - meesrial In town 70 work upon, the
zrD VII spon become yery strong,
Cuseprs,ss nssssue.
M - Nsrvlaad districs Of the Evan eelical
1 a. north America, will commence
- annual conference In the Salem
pena church, this evening ct 730 The
noA vnl b IN seupiou for several dsys On
!in6v moenip9 tho holy communion will
~ o10nlseerod, snd . missionary service
'G1p1 n the evening. The church has been
8Sesafuily decorated for the occasion.
Annivsrsary Mss,iug
1ho shifteenth auniverssry OF Orion lodge,
"a / o. o. f., will be celebrated on Friday
Oveo1ng, May q, by holding exercises In the
upoA house. Tho arrangements for the occa.
- hav0 been placed In the hands of CON-
0lttoe, who have arranged the following
peagramme Addresses by Gen. ]. p. 3.
Goblin, Of Lebanon, VIM. B. Given, ESQ.,,
ond Dr.. e. w. Berntheisel, of town. The
h1Boo9y Of the lodge will be com piled and
rod By Alfred q. Bruner, ESQ. The music
will bo furnished by the Columbia Mmnner-
ohue md the Cecilisn orchestra of Lancaster
a hank Omcial Resigns.
Mr.. George Crane has resigned AZ paving
tollee OF the First National bank and viii
leave town to engage in the insurance bust
nssu In wilkesbarre, for the Connection
Mutual company. Mr. Crane has been con
I neCted with the Firrt National bank for IN,
pne seventeen yeara He has always beer
prominent In church and Masonic circles
He was one OF the members 10 organize th
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
DDArHA.

FAASEsToCS I'm this city, on the Sd inst,
Anna r., wife OF Henry L. kahne.tock.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her husbands residence. No. ?S9 East King
street. on Friday morning at lo:D O'Clock. In
terment al woodward Hill cemetery. q
BCRGER-May 1, lSS7. in this city. John A. son
of J ohm A. and Amelia +. Burger. aged nine
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the parents residence, No. g West Chestnut
street, on Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 2.i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

p,:s: ~: = ;,sA & fes 'l'p:S ::
1oW markSt weak shorn, o 0oa 10, woOIed,
y CO.'S o.; Texans, q SOS Is /, iAmbs, y so0s 80;
kAsf LtnuRrN. .--Cntuc keceivta, $50 head ,
shipnents. tls; market slow prime, u aVlS Is.
fair to gN,d. - 5ltct 20 common. o. 1s1l &C
cattle shipped to New York none.
head market slow Philadsiphias, o e<ps IS
Norkers, s SOS 10 common To light d NOS ~
pigs u So0& "; hogs shipped to New York,
none.
sheep-Reccipts, l.aoo head shipments. l,sn
market fair prime. u 00tl2; fair to good
- 1S0S IS common. o. sCtS %; lambs, - %
SOS; spring Lambs, s6tsI; no demand for Wool
sheen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
NeU NOrA stOcRa.

New ioRx, May s. lS y. m.-Money leaned
N t0s PER cent Exchange steady, ~ s;I& 81,
Governments hrm. Currency SIS, d IN bid; &s
Coup. d s's. bid tk's do, q 10 bid.
The stock market opened tractionally lower,
but after the nrst Il tteeu minutes became active
under the lead of Rock Island and Reading, and
prices steadily advanced. The best prices are
current at the present writing and show ad.
oances ranging from :. ito per cent. Fort
Worth Denver City was the feature of the
mornings dealings. The stock opened this
morning At s?'s and wss bid up to 60. AN advance
of ~ points on reports of vastly Increased earn
ings. The market AT the present writing Is q rrn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

John Bender, barber, who occupied the
basement OF Hirsh's building, corner Centre
Square and North Queen street, closed out
between two days, this week, tax ing along
with him all his own goods together with
the shaving cups, brushes, sponges, soaps,
&c, OF his customers. He probably found it
little cheaper 70 move than to pay rent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Eisossd to ,hs Loyal Legion.

AZ the stated meeting of the Commandery
q Psunsylvsnis, Military Order Of the Loyal
Legion, ct the Union League, Philadelphia,
wednesday night the following Lsncastrians
were elected 70 membership Captain Edw.
Edgsrisy, Lieutenant e. O. Lyte, d. p. Rosen.
miller, Captain w. ID. Stauffer. Gen. Louis
Wagner wss defeated for membership. Bre
~ Major General d. Nom. Gregg wss
oaooeoo commander.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
An Appeal llIeO-

Inc county commissioners today filed In
tho Prothonotsry's Office an appeal from the
decision OF Alderman McConomy In the suit
Drought by Special Officer Hoffman against
!he county to recover for services In arrest.
ing Andy Ehman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

The Borst torcert.-Our music lovers sppre-
ciate stando I'd asic, and this Is vouched for in
the rapid sale OF tickets at Fnu Dersmith's book
store for the Borst organ recital in the First Re-
formed church Friday evening. superior organ
music will be 4 revelation to our people, and
the grand chorus OF 81 trained voices will con-
tribute not little. Mr.. Walter Bausman has
arranged the programme. and his skill is de-
servinxly known abroad. The Mendelssohn
club are deserving OF much credit for undertak.
ing such excellent music
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Tobacco LAth Holder.

John b. Caughey, OF Bartville, this county,
has been allowed patent tor q new device
for holding tobacco lsths whilst the plants are
being stripped therefrom. This patent was
secured through Vim. X. Gerhsrt, solicitor Of
patents, No. "a North Duke street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

Pb,l.ssIpn,s Produce Msrks,

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-ylour market steady
sales. sd 0rrels; Minnesota Bakers. ~ O0l4 50
Pennsylvania Family. % 6sGs3 81 Western do
u 0O6i5O; Patents, q 5ofs5 o.
Rye iour steady, o. I5d2 IS
Wheat May. s5hc; June, 9Shc July,
Bic: August. gg.c.
Corn-Mny, tlc.; June. Ehc; July, .7e.;
August, acc.
Osts-Way. size; June, s7hc; July. Ssc
August, Sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Prosecuted For Adultery.

Amos Martin has been prosecuted before
Alderman Donnelly. OF the Eighth ward,
for adultery and Elizabeth Brill for forni-
cation. The suits were brought at the insti-
CATION of Martins WIFE from whom be has
been separated for some months The case
will be heard on Saturday evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
1--we Btock market.

ports Csttle-Receipts. 5000 head shipments. =.
1000 market slow; chipping steers. 80 10
l:sS D.. % sopt 20; stocksrs and feeders. o. IS
q 1904 30; Texas cattle. .! So04 80.
Hogs-kecsipts. la.uO head shipments. 5000
rough aud mixed. o 00o8; packing ana ship
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

The May meeting Of the Lane sster citv
school board will be held this evening. Tbs
question Of free books will not be determined
until the June meeting. The tax rate for the
ensuing year will be fixed and other i'm
pOrtant bus mess will be transacted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Gypstes About

This forenoon Q large party OF gypsies, who
this city. They had . number OF fine ho' sea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
Returned To OOure

Isaac simmons was heard by Alderman
A. +. Donnslly on "wednesday evening on
charges OF asssulting and threatening 10 do
bodily harm to William Maggie. Both csses
were returned to the August quarter sessions
court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

Reports from sixtv.tive towns and city
alA"',cc::::s held In Indiana, on Tuesday show
large Democratic gains in all sections, many
cities heretofore reliably Republican having
elected their entire Democratic ticket.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
IN 0UkNERs.-All persons are hereby for
bidden 70 trespsss on any OF the lands OF the
Cornwall and speedwel estates In Leba.
non or Lancaster counties. whether
inciosed or unenclosed either for tho
Bs r,sicly enforced against ali trsspassing on
said lands OF the undersigned after this office
WIN: yLEMAN HkEEMAN,
Il. PERCY ALDEN,
EDW. q. FREEMAN,
0pr0 it'd Attorneys for IL. w. COlemRn's Heirs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

This morning Officer Boss, Of the polios
force, shot and killed Q dog ON Prince street
near james, which allowed sisns OF hydro
phoblA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
l. PROPERTY.


On FRIDAY, MAY r3. 1887,
will be sold at public sals at the Keystone Hotel
North Queen street. Lancaster city. the follow:
Ing dessribed real estate, ats the property q
to Wit: All that certain lot OF ground with tres
tie. stable. scales and other improvements there
on USED as a coal lard, situated on the west side
Of North Prince street, near the Columbia
Reading railroad depot. in SAID city OF Ltncas.
tor. Pa beginning ~ point ON me west side % o,
North Prince street, thence extending along sara
Prince street north $40 feet inches. more or less
to other ground Of the estate OF A. W. kussei. q
Thence Westward along ground OF same l.s
feet, thence south l57 feet. thence southwest.
Columbia Reading railroad. thence southeast :,
ward along property OF satd railroad company
2s3 feet, more or less. TO other ground OF estate
of A W. kussei, thence north Wal q along grOund
OF same 2I3 feet, thence eastward along tame ~
feet to said Prince street. This property Is we'll
ioc ated and IL better adapted to the receiving
and handling Of coal and lumber than any In
the city, and will be sold without reserve:
sale 10 commence at I:p p. m, OF said DAY.
when attendance will be given and terms made
Known by JOHNk Russell.
GEURGE 4. Russell,
Exectors bf A. W. kussel. deceased.
JULIAN sHULMYER.
Executrix OF Geo. ehuimyers deceased.
HssRY sHUBsRT, Auct. mayi-sd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

INOR SALE-A GOOD ESTABLISHED
II business, in the best location Mt Harris
burg, Pa, on North 30 street above Market.
Don't req uire much capital. Good reasons tor
selling. Address, q. W. X,
a6lmd l0l Locust st.. Harrisburg, Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05
XyORKING MEN WANTED.

To know that they can buy Teas. CofYees and
Groceries ~ per cent cheaper at Clarke's Orfgi.
nal Tea and Coffee store than the same
quality can be bought elsewhere. -Cofrees Fresh
Roasted Daily, i2k. Is. Is. 20. ~ ana % Cents per
pound. Clarke's Combination Coffee at 25c per
pound 10 admitted TO be the best value ever
offered to the coffee drinking community of
lancaster: Flour! Flour Flour This Great
Piisbury Flour. 75c. per quarter; Clarkes AA.
Roller Flour $50; Binkley's EKcells Rolls. SOC.
per quarter. 25c. per half quarter; Gingrich
Rock HIN Mills Flour. SOC. per quarter. 25c. per
half quarter. Canned Goods and bOttled
Goods 1t Is astonishing to 500 how fast We are
selling them cans strinR Beans for 25c cans
Lima Scans. CSC cans rich and rare Mara Peas.
Csc cans Cherries, 25c scans Go0seberries.
Sse cans Blackbsrr.es. Csc cans L T3matSss. q ma
Pc !; 2 cans Bakers y hole Tomatoes, s,c. Fresh
very nice soup Try them. 5000 pounds starch.
Sparkling Spray Glass starch. pound boxes
2Oc a box. Large Lump Starch. AHc. per pound
Elastic. Magic. Qasker and Wo.ds Clos Clos
we're so cheap. Light brown sugar. exc. Almost
dsrsd sugar, 6Xc. Clarke. the Pioneer tor Lo.
Prices aud the guiding star f1r sSqsre ana
~ Original Tea and Coass store.
No. 80 West King street.
- Coffee sround BY slsetEici'y. 1slephons
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

THE LATEST.-JUST THE THING
l. for business purposes-scOtch Cheviot
patterns. For wear they cannot bs sHceiied
all and sec them. A full line OF scotch Cheviot
Suitngs at moderate prices.
hOSkksTElNSfINET TAILORING,
No. 81 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-05

VUANTED-FINE GENERAL hOUSE
w servants ana four Cooks also two girls
for restaurant Apply FREE OF CHARGE,at
f.B TROUT co. IS
Employment Office. % \ orth Queen 1t.
Second hoor)
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06


At the first coming of the Romans bv
far the larger part of the country was
probably covered with wood During,
the centuries of Roman occupation some.
of the less dense parts of the woodland
were cleared. In driving their magniti-
cent straight highways through the
country, the Roman legionaires felIeI
the trees for seventy wards on each side.
of them to- secure them from the arrows
of a lurking foe. So stupendous was TIN.
labor involved i'm this task that they
gladly avoided forests where that was
possible, and sometimes even swung
their roads to right or left to keep clear
of these formidable obstacles For many
hundreds of years after the departure of
the legioRs. vast tracts of primeval for
est remained as impenetrable barriers
between different tribes. In these nat
wild boar still found secure retreat
Even as late a. the twelfth century the
woods To the north of London, swarmed
with wild bears and wild oxen. Every
where. too, the broken men of the com
munIty betOok themselves to these i'm
penetrable retreats, where they lived by
the chase, and whence they issued for
plumber and bloOdshed. The forests
were thus from time immemorial a sing
ulariy important element N the tOpop-
raphy. They have now almost entirely
disappeared, and their former sites have
rs yet only been partially determined.
though much may doubtless still be.
done IN making our knowledge of them
more complete
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
No GOOd Schools

Editor Of The PdIatka Ns,yS
In THE DAILY News of the 81 inst. ap-
peared a communication signed '.Hamil-
ton" and headed That Old School
House in Palatka." The article, was well
written, expressing i'm forcibIe language
important reasons why the people should
wake up and establish public shoots in
place of these dreadful affairs that are a
standing disgrace To our Gem City.
Hamilton states that the accepted
reputation is, there is no good school,
public or private, in Palatka: no compe-
tent or efficient teachers. managers OF
officers of schools" Undoubtedly such
Is the general impression.
1t Is a pleasure To state. however. that
this opinion Is not quite correct. We
have several good private schools. linn
lted mainly. however, to primary pupils.
In the northern part of the city is St.
Marks school. under the superintend-
ence of that excellent Christian and able
clergyman. the Rev. G. ). Williams. the
teachers being We'll educated and accom-
plishe,i ladies.
Near the center of the city is the st.
Josephs Academy, managed by the Sis
tiers of the Sacred Heart, So long and SD
favorably known throughout Northern
Florida.
In the West End is Miss Mack's school
recently established. Vet it has already
the confidence and support of large
patronage
a little farther west Miss Chamberlain
lady of the highest culture. well known
a a superior teacher and an accomplish
Ell elocutiOnist. had school for young
ladies the past season.
Mrs. Cor,ies, likewise finely etiuca-
ted and accomplished lady has a school.
corner of Oak and Fourth streets, where.
IN addition To the ordinary branches.
music and painting are taught.
80 it is gratifying To know that some
of the children of this city are receiving
excellent instruction and culture.
The interests of the colored children
are not entirely ignored. II NAV not be
generally known that Miss Z. t. Cham
berlain, of Massachusetts,. has erected at
her own expense a commodiOus school
house. This she has donated To the CITY
10 he used exclusively for the colored
people. She intends it for a high school.
with a Normal department in which
teachers may be trained and fitted for
their duties. Miss Chamberlain will su-
perIntend this school assisted by compe-
tent teachers, the whole in charge of the
School Board and County Superintend-
ent, the same as the other public
schools. The able editorials. and articles
by correspondents that appear from
time 10 time in THE News. echo the
earnest demand of our citizens for good
public schools and Indicate that we shall
have them in the not distant future
j. w. NJ
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
PERSONALS.

A. w. GiIchrist. of Trabue. is at the
Saratoga.
Messrs. X. III. Mccall and David Miller.
of New York, are registeretfHt the Sar-
atoga Hotel.
Messrs. w. X. Lente and II. NJ Miller.
of Seville. are in town. guests of the Sar-
atoga Hotel.
Mr.. Martin Griffin left yesterday for
New York, and will be absent several
days. looking after business affairs.
Col ID. III. Elliot. General Freight and
Passenger Agent of the DeBary Line, was
in town yesterday. He went south via
the Florida Southern Railway.
Hon. A. l.. Barker. Chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners. is in
town. and will attend the meeting of the
County Commissioners to-day.
Mr.. VIM. A. Burk. of the Carleton
House. left yesterday for Syracuse. "
v, where he will remain for the next
three months. We hope he will enjoy
his summer vacation.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
NEW TELEGRAPH LINE.

Daytona and the Halifax Country I'm COM
munication with the Outside World.
The new telegraph line along the St.
Johns and Halifax Railroad, mentioned
in THE PALATKA NEWS a few DAYS since.
was completed yesterday afternoon, and
the first message was sent from Rolleston
to Jacksonville over the wires.
The cable used is the same one that
was laid from Palatka to Harris Point
about ten years ago, which proved to be
in perfect condition when taken up. Ii
was relaid from Rolleston to a point Just
opposite. and the wire was then brought
down the west bank of the river to Pa
latka. Besides the Palatka office, offices
will be opened at Rolleston, Ormond and
Daytona, and the good people over there
can now congratulate themselves that
they are in direct communication with
the outside world by both rail and wire.
This is quite pleasing contrast to the
old way of doing things, only few
months back, when the weekly sailing
vessels furnished the only means of com
munication with the outside world.
The people of the East Coast fully APP
preciate the efforts OF Mr.. u. j. White,
who has succeeded in putting them ON
an equal footing with all their neighbors
in the way of telegraphic facilities. That
section will make more rapid strides
than ever now with everything possible
at hand to aid its onward march.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
The Ogden Comedy CnmnanY-

The Tampa Tribune of the 22i. saws:
The Ogden Comedy Company PLAYED
last night to an excellent house and will
give another performance tomorrow
night and a Saturday afternoon matinee.
They have just returned from Key West
and Havana where they were greeted
with large and enthusiastic audiences.
This viii be the last chance this year for
the people of Tampa to see first class
troupe and the opportunity should not b..
wasted Mr.. W. X. Ogden the manager
Is one one of the finest young actors on
the boards to-day while Miss Fannie Oy-
den completely captivates the audience
They have an excellent company To back
them :"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
The HauiOver Completed.

Yesterday We had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. :. j. Fox, the contractor
who is doing the work on the Florida
Coast Line Canal. He informs us that
the work at the Haulover has been com
pleted, and that now all boats drawing
Daytona to Melbourne on the Indian
River. The steam dredge Chester.
owned by the company, is now doing the
work between the Narrows and Lake
Worth. Mr.. Fox has been engaged on
this work about three years, and says
that it cannot be completed under three
more wears.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
The Commencement Mt De Land.

The Rev. j. j. w. Place called in THE
PALATKA News office ON his return
from the commencement of DeIand
College and stated that two young ladies
composed the graduating clsss, one
originally from Kentucky and the other
from Massachusetts. thus uniting the
North and South.
The essays of these young ladies did
great credit to- the school and would
have done credit to- older heads than
those that composed and read them.
In the programme of the commence
ment We're eleven parts and the word
superb properly qualities each part of thu.
programme as "A whole.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
4 Pleasant Picnic.

A large number of the young people
of the city enjoyed a most pleasant day
at Browns Landing yesterday, where
the first picnic of the season was held.
The party went out in wagons, and spent
the day much after the manner in which
such davs are passed away, and all de
clare that they had the best time on
record. We hope the young people of
the city will have these picnics often.
The best remedy we know of for red
bugs, however, is what is known as
dog soap" black carbolic mixture.
which is said to be "A specific.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-05-06
SlpenleSSneSS

Narcotics and sedatives murder sleep:
the unnatural stupor is soon followed bv
i'll effects. Simmons Liver Regulator re-
moves the cause of restlessness and
sleeplessness by regulating the bowels.
by establishing good digestion and bv
quieting the nerves
Il have been great sufferer from dys-
pepsia and loss of sleep. As soon as |
feel the least nervous L take a dose Of
Simmons Liver Regulator and sleep all
night. Mrs. X. BRYANT.
GriswOldVille Ga